Having had sex with so many people help.
I will get my copy tomorrow afternoon.
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| Acevil said: When I saw this score, i think I went who cares in my mind. Damn, I am really getting over this professional reviewers stuff. This season of strange reviews really helped me get over this online video game media stuff. |
yeah, pretty much this.
(the dood at gamespot gave it a "Bad Control's" badge, while hundreds of other reviewers called out for the controls beeing amazing. hrmh.)
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"However, the formula is beginning to show its age. There just aren't enough new ideas to separate Skyward Sword from its predecessors..."
"There just aren't enough new ideas to separate Skyward Sword from its predecessors..."
Oh my god, thaaaaaaaank you. I thought I was the only one seeing this problem as well. Of course it's not a problem to everybody but yeah. 7.5 seems a little low but it really shouldn't matter. It's still chilling at a cool 94 on metacritic.
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i stopped going to Gamespot after they gave Excite Truck a 6.8
They're a joke. Bunch of fat dudes that hate motion controls.
I find it utterly bizarre strict magazines and sites like Eurogamer, Edge, GamesTM and even Metro Gamecentral can praise Skyward Sword for being so inventive, for breathing fresh air into the Zelda franchise, for nailing motion controls perfectly, and then Gamespot insist it's still the same old Zelda with controls that don't work properly. I can't judge accurately until I've played the game myself, but given the evidence I've read across reviews, it sounds like whoever reviewed this simply doesn't understand how the typical Zelda formula has been shaken up, and then criticises it for still being a Zelda game. The same site can praise the incremental changes in the yearly COD games, yet after 5 years in development and with clear changes from the Ocarina template, they criticise Zelda for not doing enough to change.
While famitsu just gave this 40/40 yeah so take that gamespot.
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| Asriel said: I find it utterly bizarre strict magazines and sites like Eurogamer, Edge, GamesTM and even Metro Gamecentral can praise Skyward Sword for being so inventive, for breathing fresh air into the Zelda franchise, for nailing motion controls perfectly, and then Gamespot insist it's still the same old Zelda with controls that don't work properly. I can't judge accurately until I've played the game myself, but given the evidence I've read across reviews, it sounds like whoever reviewed this simply doesn't understand how the typical Zelda formula has been shaken up, and then criticises it for still being a Zelda game. The same site can praise the incremental changes in the yearly COD games, yet after 5 years in development and with clear changes from the Ocarina template, they criticise Zelda for not doing enough to change. |
Exactly! And that’s one of the reasons Gamespot is biased! Or at leas the person that reviewed the game.
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pezus said:
There's a good reason for that, and no it isn't because they are biased. They need something to write about and considering the lack of (good) Wii games for the last few years, being 90% based on 360/PS3 isn't that unusual. This reviewers sucks though, he seems to only like certain genres and hate all others. Don't know why he doesn't just stick with his specialty (shooters most likely). |
i know, it's normal to focus on Ps3/Xbox360 lately, since Wii games are very few lately
but the difference is so huge, not even before when the Wii had games coming out, they didn't care, and they don't care about Nintendo and the great Nintendo characters either, they barely mention Nintendo, pretend Nintendo does not exist
don't mind my username, that was more than 10 years ago, I'm a different person now, amazing how people change ^_^
So we have our controversial review just like Uncharted did, and ours is worse...
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